I have a small problem this my javascript. I want it to change the url/src of an iframe I have on the screen, but I can't find anything that works.
var newiframepath = "http://newURL.htm";
frames['iframeName'].location.replace(newiframepath);
I also have this (again doesn't work):
var newiframepath = "http://newURL.htm";
iframeName.location.replace = (newiframepath);
Can anyone help?
I have been wrestling with a problem, I am trying to change the url of
an Iframe from a simple selection box, once the user selects the
desired url they wish to visit from the main page the iframe then loads
the url while not affecting the main page. I am using the onchange
event of the select tag to drive the javascript function hopefully
passing the value of the selection wich in this case is the url to the
independant script wich will in turn will change the src of the iframe
from the default page that is loaded when first viewing the page.One
question I have is would it be better to use the onload event to set
the initial src then use the onchange event form the select to change
the src or staticly set the src then use the onchange event to change
it? below is an example of my code so far. Also currently whenever I
try to pass teh value to the script I get an object expected error and
nothing happens.Bear in mind I know enough C++ to make myself dangerous
and can stay on top javascript to a point but right now I am just lost.
just need a nudge in the right direction at this point please :D
<select name="sites" id="sites" onchange="changesite()">
<option value=" "> </option>
<option value="http://www.nanpa.org">NANPA.org</option>
<option value="http://www.google.com">Google.com</option>
<option
value="http://www.spywarewarrior.com">spywarewarrior.com</option>
</select>
Function changesite(value)
{
var newsite = value;
document.frames['websites'].src = newsite;
}
I discovered how to write out the inner HTML of the contents of an
Iframe; I want to know how to write out the outerHTML of the contents
of an Iframe.
frames['iframeid'].document.body.innerHTML allows me to read the inner
HTML of the contents of an iframe and also allows me to write out the
inner HTML of the contents of an iframe.
However using frames['iframeid'].document.body.innerHTML I am only able
to change, in the contents of the iframe, the code in between and
including the body tags; I am not able to change the code above the
body tag such as what is in the head section and what is in the html
tag.
The problem is, that other maneuvers that allow me to read the contents
of an iframe, do NOT allow me to write out the contents of the iframe.
These are:
frames['framid'].document.body.outerText
frames['framid'].document.body.innerText
frames['framid'].document.documentElement.outerHTML
The problem persists if the page originally loaded into the iframe
contains no code.
This looks like an unpredictable inconsistency of the type that makes
Javascript a language to be learned through experimentation. Or is
there some documentation somewhere that lists the read/write abilities
of such lines of code?
Is there anyway I can load a website into an iframe on my page like this:
<iframe src="http://www.page2.com" frameborder="no" width="410" height="600" name="worldFrame"></iframe>
and then change the visibility of elements on that page from my page?
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Sub page JavaScript:
updateParent(){
parent.document.getElementById("num2").innerHTML = '<center><strong>Processing complete.</strong></center>';
}
Parent page:
<div id="num2"></div>
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Code:
body{
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[Code]...
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setInterval('alert(GetValue())', 9000);
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///// pageone.htm /////
<script type="text/javascript">
function GetValue() {[code]......
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function loadPageX(pageAddress,containerID
{
var el=document.getElementById(containerID)
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[Code]...
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To begin, we need some simple HTML elements:
A basic form; An Input text that will contain the URLs we want to use; An iFrame that will display the page we select from the input text.
Ok, 'nother head-banger for the hardcore!
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I've tried to get this to work several different ways, and suspect that the problem is purely syntax, but I just haven't been able to figure it out.
Here's the code:
The snippet on the main page (index.html):
<div id="linkListContact" class="LinkList">
<img id="linkListContactBg" class="SideBarBgImg" src="Assets/Backgrounds/SideBar/ContactBg.png"></img>
<span>
[Code]....
The setIFrame function is used to call the content initially when the page loads, and is working beautifully in that context. You can see the problem in action at the actual site: [URL]
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html.html includes the following:
<html>
<head>
<script>
var t;
function getData () {
document.getElementById("dataStore").href = "test2.html";
}
function update (message) {
getData ();
document.getElementById("txt").innerHTML= message;
t = setTimeout ("update ()",1000);
}
</script>
</head>
<body onload="getData()">
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<script id="dataStore" type="text/javascript"></script>
</body>
</html>
The file that it should get variables from is from test2.html, which is below:
var updateData = "hello!dasd";
update (updateData);
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www.testpage.com?test1=a
<script>
document.setParam("test1", "b");
</script>
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<script language="JavaScript">
function func1() {
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}
function func2() {
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}
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if (window.addEventListener) { // Mozilla, Netscape, Firefox
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}
else {// IE
img.attachEvent('onClick', func2);
}
}
</script>
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